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For the NVIDIA GPUs from Tesla to Kepler, the Nouveau driver requires some extra firmware to support video decoding acceleration. These firmware files are not released by NVIDIA but they can be extracted from the NVIDIA binary driver. For more exact information about which chips need extracted firmware, see <ulink url= "https://nouveau.freedesktop.org/VideoAcceleration.html">the the VideoAcceleration of the Nouveau wiki</ulink>. To extract and install these firmware files, issue:
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If you can find the directory for your GPU in neither the linux-firmware tree nor the <filename>WHENCE</filename> file (as a symlink), it means either your GPU does not need any firmware, or it's newer than Ada Lovelace (RTX 40xx series) and the firmware for it isn't released yet (as at late 2024).
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Some NVIDIA GPUs from Kepler onwards (including all NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs and GTX 9xx series onwards) require firmware signed by NVIDIA to work. For the Nouveau driver, NVIDIA has released the signed firmware files in the <filename class="directory">nvidia/</filename> directory of linux-firmware. Read <ulink url='https://nouveau.freedesktop.org/CodeNames.html'>the CodeNames page of the Nouveau wiki</ulink> to figure out the code name of your NVIDIA GPU (for example, the code name of GeForce RTX 4060 Ti is AD106). The directory for the firmware files you need is named as the result converting the code name to lower case (<filename class='directory'>ad106</filename> for the example). The directory (or some of its contents) may be actually a symlink to another directory (or some files in another directory) and you'll then need to <xref linkend='linux-firmware-symlink'/> yourself (for example, <filename class='directory'>ad106</filename> is a symlink to <filename class='directory'>ad102</filename>).
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Firmware for NVIDIA video chips
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NVIDIA GPUs from Kepler onwards require signed firmware, otherwise the nouveau driver is unable to provide hardware acceleration. NVIDIA has now released firmware up to Ada Lovelace (GeForce 40 series) to linux-firmware.
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Firmware for video controllers. On x86 machines this is required for ATI devices (Radeon and AMDGPU chips) and may be useful for Intel (Skylake and later) and NVIDIA (Kepler and later) GPUs.
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<userinput>echo CONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE='"'$({ cd /usr/lib/firmware; echo <replaceable>amdgpu/*</replaceable> })'"' &gt;&gt; .config
make oldconfig</userinput>
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Replace <replaceable>xx/aa.bin xx/bb.bin</replaceable> with a whitespace-separated list of paths to the needed firmware files, relative to <filename class='directory'>/usr/lib/firmware</filename>. A method easier than manually typing the list (it may be long) is running the following command:
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Some drivers, notably the drivers for ATI or AMD GPU, requires the firmware files accessible at the time it is loaded. The easiest method to handle these drivers is building them as a kernel module. An alternative method is creating an initramfs (read <xref linkend='initramfs'/> for details) including the firmware files. If you don't want to use either methods, you may include the firmware files in the kernel image itself. Install the needed firmware files into <filename class='directory'>/usr/lib/firmware</filename> first, then set the following kernel configuration and rebuild the kernel:
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